Rishabh Pant makes a sincere gesture, pay fees for a disadvantaged student

Indian Cricter Rishabh Pant has expanded his generous helping hand to support the student’s education from a financially fighting family in the Karnataka district in Bagalkot. The goal, which represented India in all formats, directly entered to finance the student’s university education in an unexpected and encouraging gesture.

Jyoti Kanabur Math, resident Rabkavi Village in Bilagi Taluk, won 85 percent in her course before the University (PUC), but was not certain about her prospects for higher education for financial restrictions. It ensured admission for a bachelor course in computer applications (BCA) at the Bijapur Lingayat educational institution in Jedkhandi. However, her father, Teerthayya Kanabur Math, could not afford higher education fees.

In finding help, the family turned to the local well -being called Anil, who then addressed his cricket contacts in Bengalur. Coincidentally, the application eventually reached Rishabh Pant, who did not waste time in response. He immediately paid the required fee of 40,000 RS directly to the university and ensured that Jyoti could continue his education without interruption.

Jyoti and management at university were moving with this gesture of changing life, wrote the cricket with a honest letter of recognition. In her message, Jyoti expressed gratitude and shared her ambitions to pay one day a favor forward.

Here’s a letter about recognition

“Namaste everyone, my name is Jyotika. My father’s name is Teertaiya and my mother’s appointment is Roop.

I wanted to focus on BCA, but because of financial problems my parents turned to Anila, a person from our village to ask if there was any scholarship or financial assistance. Anil then contacted his friend Akshay, who lives in Bangalore. Akshay pointed out his situation by the Indian cricket Rishabh Pant.

Rishabh Pant transferred 40,000 to watch my BCA. I am very grateful to Rishabh’s pants and pray to God to bless him with good health.

I am also grateful Anil and Akshay Naik Sir. I will never forget their help.

I want to become a software engineer and the best use.

I also want to say: Save a girl’s child and seize a girl’s child.

Finally, after I become a software engineer, I will also help poor children. ”

Rishabh Pant was recently promoted as Indian more captain in the test cricket. He was part of the team that traveled in England, but his stint stopped after he was injured after the Manchester test.

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Published:

Amar Pancker

Published on:

August 6, 2025

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